+dtmdragon Posted January 16, 2011 Posted January 16, 2011 View File Royal New Zealand Airforce Canberra B.2 & B(I) Mk12 for SF2 Strike Fighters 2 Canberra B(I) mk12 operated by the Royal New Zealand Air force and Canberra B.2 loaned by the RNZAF before the purchase of the mk12 The B.2 is the stock B.2 with RNZAF skin/markings and make flyable with the cockpit from the SF B.2 by Ahmed Junaid Raza & Daniel "Kessselbrut" Himmel The mk12 was made by modifying the Canberra B(I) mk12 (South African AF) by Ahmed Junaid Raza Credit also goes to MigBuster and spinners for their part in the original mods and of course Third Wire. To install place files in appropriate folders and override. Make sure you read the original readme as well. You will need the Europe expansion Pack 2 to use the B.2 History on the RNZAF Canberra: In 1958, while awaiting delivery of their own Canberras, the RNZAF "hired" a squadron of 17 B.2s and three T.4s from the RAF as part of the Commonwealth Strategic Reserve. The B.2s and one T.4 were used, from 1958 until 1962, by the then newly formed RNZAF 75 Squadron. The squadron was based at RAF Tengah (Singapore) and became involved in active service during the Malayan emergency with their first bombing raid being carried out on 30 September 1959. In February 1958 New Zealand placed a contract for 11 aircraft for use by 14 Sqd, the contract called for nine B(I)12 and two T.13 Canberras. The B(I)12 was the equivalent of the RAF's B(I)8 but with auto-pilot and modified navigation kit. The T.13 was equivalent to the T.4 but with auto-pilot and an extra bomb bay fuel tank. 14 Squadron was based at RNZAF Ohakea in New Zealand Initially the squadron continued to use their D.H. Vampires for rocket projectile firing practice as the B(I)12s did not get this capability until December 1961. Trials then began with wing-pylon mounted Microcell rocket launchers each holding 37 rockets. Gradually the squadron achieved operational status in all its roles, including anti-shipping, and took part in deployment exercises to Singapore as part of the Commonwealth Reinforcement Force. In late 1962, the OCU was incorporated into the squadron as "C" Flight giving 14 Squadron a strength of ten B(I)12s and two T.13s. In 1964 the B(I)12s received their camouflage paint scheme ready for deployment to Singapore. 14 Sqd arrived in Singapore in September 1964 to assist in Operation Confrontation against Indonesia. A month later they went to the forward base at Labuan but were moved back to Tengah a week later! 14 Sqd stayed as part of the FEAF and, in March 1965, moved to RAAF Butterworth in Malaya. Not for long however. In 1966 the squadron returned to RNZAF Ohakea. Sadly, in the final month at Butterworth, NZ6104 crashed during a low-level RP attack at the China Rock range. Back in NZ, the decision had been taken to phase out the B(I)12 which duly took place in July 1970. New Zealand's Canberras were sold as a job-lot to India in November 1970. Some are still flying today Submitter dtmdragon Submitted 01/16/2011 Category Canberra Quote
+strahi Posted January 16, 2011 Posted January 16, 2011 (edited) Where is "Canberra2_loadout.ini" and "Canberra2_data.ini" ? Edited January 16, 2011 by strahi Quote
+dtmdragon Posted January 16, 2011 Author Posted January 16, 2011 (edited) Where is "Canberra2_loadout.ini" and "Canberra2_data.ini" ? Not needed as it is a stock third wire aircraft that has been made flyable with the addition of the cockpit etc Edited January 16, 2011 by dtmdragon Quote
+Wrench Posted January 16, 2011 Posted January 16, 2011 Might be easier to state that right of the beginning of the announcement/readme, not buried half-way down. Makes life a bit easier for those that just read through it quickly, and don't catch it. It's easy to miss (shoot, I missed it on MY first read through!) wrench kevin stein Quote
+dtmdragon Posted January 16, 2011 Author Posted January 16, 2011 Might be easier to state that right of the beginning of the announcement/readme, not buried half-way down. Makes life a bit easier for those that just read through it quickly, and don't catch it. It's easy to miss (shoot, I missed it on MY first read through!) wrench kevin stein Will do, sorry guys. Just to reiterate you will need the Europe SF2 expansion pack 2 to make use of the B.2 in this download as it is a third wire aircraft made flyable plus a RNZAF skin/decals. But the Mk12 in this download is a complete 3rd party aircraft that should work on any/all SF2 titles (tested on a all game merged install only though). Quote
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